If you enter multiple keywords into the Bulk Analysis feature , you will see more or less the same data, but in a schematic way, because the idea here is to make it easy to compare.
This is the perfect place to quickly assess which is the most interesting main keyword for your SEO content, taking into account search volume and difficulty in positioning.
Keyword magic tool
This is the tool where you will find all the keywords related to a main telegram data keyword , and now, with all the detail you can imagine.
In the top menu you can choose different search matching options.
Broad Match Search
This would include all variations of your keyword. If it is a phrase (multiple keywords), the words can appear in any order.
For example, if your keyword is “ SEO Content”, by choosing broad extending wordpress capabilities match you could find keywords like:
- Content for SEO (note how “ Content” appears without the “s”)
- SEO and content marketing (both words in the phrase appear, but in a different order)
Phrase Match Search
The words in a phrase can also appear in a different order, as in the previous option. But with this option, the keyword appears in its exact form, without variations.
Following the previous example, here we would no longer see search for keywords the keyword “ Content for SEO” , because the original keyword was plural ( Content for SEO ).
However, other search terms would appear, as long as the words in the phrase (content + SEO) appear exactly the same.
- SEO content strategy (exact form, same order)
- SEO and content marketing (exact form, different order)
Exact match search
As we will only see phrases that contain the keywords in the same review b order and without any variation. In this case, we might see the following terms:
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- SEO Content Manager
- SEO Content Marketing
- SEO content writing
- … I’m sure you get the idea
Search for related keywords
To discover the best SEO keywords, you need to have a broad view of the different possibilities. And that’s where related keyword research comes in.
Because a broad match search will show you variations of keywords with the same lexical root. But a search for related keywords will include semantic variations (with the same meaning, but a different root).
